The Book of Mormon tickets now on sale to March 2027

The Book of Mormon is now booking until Saturday 20 March 2027 at the Prince of Wales Theatre. The official Delfont Mackintosh listing for the West End production gives that end date, and tickets for the current booking period are on sale now, including performances through to the final Saturday in March.

For a musical that has been a fixture of Coventry Street since 2013, a fresh booking window matters because so many visits are planned months ahead. Winter dates around Christmas and New Year, midweek evenings in February, and Saturday matinees in March can all be compared now. If you have been waiting for a later date, or you are building a London trip around a particular weekend, the current sale runs all the way to Saturday 20 March 2027.

The Book of Mormon tickets now on sale to March 2027

Delfont Mackintosh, which operates the Prince of Wales Theatre, lists The Book of Mormon as booking until Saturday 20 March 2027. That is the public end of the current period, and it is also the last date currently on sale on British Theatre. The calendar for The Book of Mormon tickets includes evening and matinee performances through that Saturday, so the official window and the dates we sell line up.

The show is a long running booking rather than a short limited season, and this kind of date release is how London productions usually add the next block of nights. It does not announce a closing date. It simply means you can now choose performances from the rest of 2026 through the first part of spring 2027, including the nights that take the musical into March.

One access date already sits inside the new period. Delfont Mackintosh lists an audio described performance at 2.30pm on Saturday 13 March 2027. If that is the sitting you need, it is worth comparing that matinee early, as access performances are limited and the rest of the March calendar is a standard mix of evenings and weekend matinees.

When you can see The Book of Mormon this winter and spring

The usual weekly pattern for The Book of Mormon is an evening performance at 7.30pm, Monday to Saturday, with matinees at 2.30pm on Friday and Saturday. Always check the individual date, because some midweek sessions differ and the holiday weeks do not follow the regular timetable. Sundays are dark in a normal week, with a handful of Sunday performances listed over Christmas and New Year.

The official Christmas and New Year timetable for 2026 and 2027 is already in the diary, and those sittings are on sale. There are evening performances at 7.30pm on Monday 21 December and Saturday 26 December, and both a 2.30pm matinee and a 7.30pm evening show on Tuesday 22, Wednesday 23, Sunday 27, Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 December. Monday 28 December is an evening only. New Year's Eve is a 2pm performance on Thursday 31 December, earlier than the usual matinee time. There are no performances on Thursday 24 or Friday 25 December, and none on Friday 1 January or Sunday 3 January 2027. Saturday 2 January returns to the familiar 2.30pm and 7.30pm pattern.

That festive block is useful if you are already planning a December trip to the West End. We set out the wider seasonal picture in our guide to the best Christmas West End shows in 2026, and The Book of Mormon is one of the long running musicals that stays open across the holiday, with the obvious exceptions of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. If you want a family friendly option instead, that guide is the place to compare. This production carries a parental advisory for explicit language, so it is a better fit for adults and older teenagers than for younger children.

The official running time is approximately 2 hours 20 minutes, including a 15 minute interval. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break, and Delfont Mackintosh notes that re-entry during a performance can also involve a wait, so it is worth arriving in good time, particularly on the busier holiday dates.

What to expect from The Book of Mormon in the West End

The Book of Mormon was written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez. Parker and Stone are the creators of the American animated series South Park, and the musical has the same sharp, deliberately outrageous comic tone, married to a tightly built Broadway score. It follows a mismatched pair of young missionaries, sent far from Salt Lake City, whose training and optimism collide with a reality they have not been prepared for.

The show opened in New York in 2011 and arrived in London in February 2013, at the Prince of Wales Theatre, where it has remained ever since. It won nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and four Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical. Those prizes still shape how many first time visitors arrive: they expect a celebrated night out, and they also expect a show that pushes its jokes further than a typical West End musical.

That reputation is fair. The official listing carries a parental advisory for explicit language, and the comedy deals frankly with religion, sex and violence, always through satire rather than realism. Audience members who are uncomfortable with that material should know what they are choosing. For everyone else, the draw is the combination of a serious musical theatre engine with jokes that refuse to behave. The current official production photographs, taken by Paul Coltas in May 2026, show the London company in the village setting that occupies much of the evening: missionaries in short sleeved shirts and ties, a chorus in bright printed costumes, and a wide, sunlit stage picture that is much warmer than the show's reputation might suggest.

If you want a fuller briefing before you choose a date, we have a separate West End guide to The Book of Mormon at the Prince of Wales Theatre, covering the story, the tone, seating and the practicalities of a visit. This news post is about the new booking period. That guide remains the place for a slower read on what the night is like.

Seeing The Book of Mormon at the Prince of Wales Theatre

The Prince of Wales Theatre stands on Coventry Street, London W1D 6AS, between the Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square areas. Charing Cross is the nearest mainline station, and the theatre is a short walk from either of those Tube stations. The auditorium holds around 1,100 people across the Stalls and the Circle, with additional side loges. The rear of the Stalls has a step free route, while the Circle and the loges involve stairs. If you are choosing between levels, our Stalls and Circle seating guide is a useful starting point, and the show page lets you compare individual seats for the date you want.

Because this is a long running West End production, the published company can change, and the official venue listing is clear that the producers may alter the company at any time. If you are coming for a particular performer, check the details closer to your date rather than assuming a name will still be in the programme. Photography and phone use are not permitted during the performance, which is the standard rule in the house.

Whether you are planning a night this winter or looking ahead to the first months of 2027, The Book of Mormon tickets are now on sale through Saturday 20 March 2027.